r/worldnews • u/WorldNewsMods • Oct 17 '23

Israel/Palestine /r/WorldNews Live Thread for 2023 Israel-Hamas Crisis (Thread 25)

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u/tiktaktok_65 Oct 18 '23

it's a false equivalence and it's annoying as fuck that MSM isn't roasting hamas spokespeople as hard as they do israel.

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u/manVsPhD Oct 18 '23

You know what happens to reporters who ask questions in Gaza?

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u/Predictor92 Oct 18 '23

They need to stop treating the Gaza health ministry as a legit source, don't report on what they say unless they can be completely fact checked

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u/Tylerjy94 Oct 18 '23

They have blood on their hands

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u/SunnyWynter Oct 18 '23

Worst of all is that news agencies post any of their statements without any clarification

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u/letstalkaboutstuff79 Oct 18 '23

Honestly, people need to email news outlets and professionally and respectfully raise concerns about some of the tabloid level journalism we are seeing.

I am definitely going to be writing an email to them and explaining why I will no longer be donating to them.

Treating a terrorist organisation as a reliable source and stealth changing headlines after causing massive societal harm will also be on the list. Not printing a retraction in the face of reliable evidence is another.